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A cordless drill is the most essential power tool you'll buy. It's the one you'll rely on for big projects, such as building a deck and remodeling a kitchen, and for smaller tasks, like installing fixtures and assembling furniture. You might even need your drill to service other tools.
Most cordless drills run on lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, which helps them deliver more power and longer run times in a lighter package than previous generations of cordless drills. Many newer models also benefit from a motor makeover. Brushless motors (as opposed to the more prevalent brushed variety) used to be reserved for contractor-oriented brands such as DeWalt, Makita, and Milwaukee, but now they're available in modestly priced consumer drills from the likes of Kobalt, Porter-Cable, and Ridgid.
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Improved motors and battery life have consistently elevated drill performance in CR's ratings, which now include impact drivers. Impact drivers are extremely powerful, compact tools that drive screws more efficiently into wood, metal, and cement than traditional cordless drills do, making them a popular choice for heavy-duty jobs like framing walls or building decks.
If you're looking to buy a new drill or an impact driver, they cost anywhere from $30 to $400. Read on for how we test drills, as well as our advice on how to choose the best drill for your needs.
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